The document provides an overview of the different node types used in ProcessFlow Designer to build and execute workflows. It describes nodes for querying and updating Lawson data, building API calls, user interactions, branching logic, and triggering other workflows. The document encourages reaching out with any other questions.

1. ProcessFlow Designer: Fashioning Solutions Presented by: David Williams [email_address]

2. ProcessFlow Designer This is a basic overview of the nodes and how they’re used by PF

3. Query (DME) Retrieve data from Lawson tables by entering search parameters If you’ve used MS Add-Ins, the concept is the same

4. Transaction (AGS) Perform updates to Lawson through a call to a form – edit checks apply If you’ve used MS Add-Ins, the concept is the same

5. API Builder Used to build out your Query or AGS/Transaction node syntax

6. UserAction Allows your users to interact with the flow through the Portal Inbasket

7. Email Another way to interact with users is to send them an email

8. Start (Define your variables) Define variables to be used throughout the lifecycle of your flow

9. Assign Assign values to the variables you defined – you can change them as needed

10. Assign You can also create a JavaScript expression within the Assign node

11. MsgBuilder Like the Assign node, except you build upon instead of overwrite your variable

12. ResourceQuery Perform look ups against Lawson Security to retrieve user information

13. Resource Update Perform updates to user’s Lawson Security settings

14. Branch Based upon criteria entered, you can redirect your flow to different nodes

15. WorkObject Allows you to trigger another ProcessFlow Service from within your current flow

16. If you have any questions, drop me a note. David